Sentence examples for examination of the section from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately close examination of the section on Pythagoras in Proclus' prologue reveals numerous difficulties and shows that it comes not from Eudemus but from Iamblichus with some additions by Proclus himself (Burkert 1972a, 409 ff).
Examination of the section showed clean cut lines that adhered to the outline of the pyramidal layer with minimal tissue damage beyond the line of cut.
Microscopic examination of the section revealed fibrotic changes of the lung interstitium, proliferation of lymphocytes and plasma cells, with no malignant changes.
Examination of the sections of intestine and kidney revealed that exocrine and endocrine glands are also involved in the production of Pis1 peptide.
Tibiae were collected from these mice, and used for histological examination of the sections stained for HE and TRAP, a specific enzyme of osteoclasts.
Microscopic examination of the sections from the specimen showed small clusters of cells within clear stromal spaces resembling dilated vascular channels with a desmoplastic reaction.
Examination of the sections of the hydrocephalic brains revealed stretching/ flattening of the ependymal cells with loss of cilia; cilia loss appeared to be more pronounced with increasing ventriculomegaly (not shown).
Histological examination of the sections showed that AS7 and AS12 tumours exhibited a high degree of tissue heterogeneity, central necrosis and reduction of viable tissue, consistent with insufficient perfusion, compared with the more homogeneous and viable parental C6 gliomas.
Microscopic examination of the sections of the lungs showed that the number of metastatic nodules was 3.6-fold significantly higher in MMP-13 KO mice than in WT mice (29.5±15.8 vs 8.2±3.6; P<0.01; Figure 1B).
Close examination of the sections revealed that BPIFA1 stained a greater number of cells than did BPIFB1 (Fig. 4j, l) but it is not clear from our data if the proteins co-localise.
